Used in many industrial applications! A detailed introduction to the analysis procedures and methods of silica.
Silica is known as silicon dioxide (SiO₂) or the mineral quartz. It is a derivative compound of silicon (Si) and constitutes about 59% of the Earth's crust and the majority of sand. Silicon combines with oxygen to form silicates, which is the most commonly seen combination in minerals. Silica exists in most natural waters as dissolved silica or suspended silica particles. It is used in many industrial applications, including the production of food and pharmaceuticals, as additives, and in water filtration. *For more detailed information, please refer to the related links. Feel free to contact us for further inquiries.*
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Hack Japan, as the Japanese subsidiary of Hach Company, is engaged in the sales and service provision of a portion of Hach's product lineup. Since our establishment, we have been providing high-quality analyzers that are highly accurate and easy to use. We continue to uphold the values established by founders Clifford and Kitty Hach when they founded the company in 1947. For over 60 years, we have consistently provided the best solutions for water management and have been trusted by various industries. Our analytical instruments and reagents are used for water quality testing across a range of industrial sectors. Water analysis must be accurate. Hach supports water analysis experts by providing reliable and user-friendly products. 【Main Product Brands】 - Online TOC Analyzer BioTector Series - Various Dissolved Gas Analyzers Orbisphere Series - Online VFA Analyzer EZ7200 - Silica and Sodium Analyzers Polymetron Series - Laboratory TOC Analyzer QbD1200+ - Liquid Spectrophotometer (Color Difference Meter) LICO 620/290
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